The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1918, Page 3

4 \ Rnennnnnnw rrr kh to Anna Q. Nilsson, in scene from Rex Beach's “Hearts of Sunset. Square Deal,” Colonial. LIBERTY “It's Tough to Get the title of the comedy which opens at the Liberty Sunday. featuring Wallace Reid. The picture is taken from “Less Than Kin,” the story b: Alice Duer Miller. . Lewis Vickers had moved his dence to a Central America ™mer resort” by necessity. Do Central America there was anot New Yorker, Robert Lee. and greatly resembled Vickers Lee drank himself to death st before he died he Vickers, asking him to write hom The temptation was Vickers, he changed Robert Lee and started York. When he got there the Nellie whose picture and the father It developed econded with « had left a wife Little is Netlic see CLEMMER Anna Q Nilsson is the of | dren “Hearts of Sunset.” which opened | wealth at the Clemmer this afternoo they be kept from the curse Alair Auatin sson) je the (played by Married.” is N young wife but worthless rancher wif ow fesert wh abitasion ne she is riding foot La her way, she fal haus where finds Dave Law, a Texas food, saddle and blanket » wateh her the be ich # The Clemmer ficial war Americ and sits thru the night and sent for pws into love Digent views, inc Prvaste! ans on their read to v had sete © psoas M that had erguson m of money behind Lee ab- and Ann sie opened eum Saturda nger Mark OM Anthony unkard Geraldine him. star Four Days Only Starting Sunday LYTELL Louis Joseph Vance wrote the story—just to make it exciting he put the hero and heroine up against twice the usual amount of thrills—and they're some. thrills, It's in five In—and ubse- first run’ MISSION Pike too futel Fourth and Unien Continnous Il to 1 Matinees 100 Fvenings Lie Children de over n her horse dies and the n in “Hearts of the Wortd.” af Levy's Orpheum. Married, 6—Bert Lytell, in “No Man's Land.” Mission. &—William Farnum, in a scene from “The Conqueror,” Rialto. Miss ich In the inter of another raneh which she her the she caret dat the edge of a water hole ranger He gives her water and makes her comfortable on his down This nning of an acquaintance ontains of. uding the letory. na picturization Seagraves d leaving to bis grande hil and = Seott and careful instructions that his whieh el senate 2—Frank Keenan, in THE SEATTLE STAR--SATURDAY, JULY 27, 1 4 “More Tr Liberty, 4—Elsie Ferguson, in “The Danger Mark,” Coliseum me eg 78 TODAYS PROGRAMS | LINERTY—syivie Bremer is “Rine- ing CLEMMER—Aane G. “Hearts of Sunset.” COLABEUM—Kiste Forgussn tm “The Miteen in 1 * SUNDAYS PROG! LIBERTY — Waltz _ Reid Tough te Get Married.” LEMME Anne G, Nilemen tm jearts of Sunset.” Elete Pergecen in “The Danger Ma ives RPHEUM—O. w “Hearts of the Werld.” STRAND—Frenk Reenen in “More Treable. Margerita Fisher in “A sauare Deal.’ MISSION—Mert Lytett and Anne @ Vena Grenin’s COLONIAL Sreachte J had conquered him. All went well until Geraldine was 19, then her fight against the family habit be The picture at the Mission Sunday picturization of Louis Joseph No Man's Land.” The landing of a mall boat on « desert ed island which hides a notorious spy who stops at nothing in his plans to wreck the hated Americans, is the foundation for the film Bert Lytell is the bero and Charles Arig. the German spy Anna Q Nilsson plays the girl eee COLONIAL A Square Deal. with Margarita Fischer in the leading role, comes to the Colonial for three days, starting Sunday Miss Fischer plays Alice Gilson, a young girl who is happy in the en vironment of her home in a small town until she meets « professor of “serious thought | eee | | BIG FOUR Comedy and drama are in the shows announced changes at the Pig Fo: houses at Firat and mencing Sunday At the Rialto, Wm. Farnum, in the Conqueror,” and Fatty Arbuckle, in The Divine Beauties.” At the Imperial, Roy ‘Wolves of the Border” stone comedy At the Is Belle Bennett, in “The Gunwoman nd Billie West, in “The Rogue,” while Big Bill Hart will pre sent “Over the Great Divide,” and with hin will be seen a Fox comedy called “A Tight Squeese F included for the photoplay Cherry, com Stewart. in and a Key ENLIST Under Some Banner Hear the Great Lectures at the Tent Tabernacle Stirring themes of pres- ent-day interest, pointing to a great climax You, Friend! Should Come. Bach Evening at & o'clock, Corner Third Avenue at Lenora St. 7— Margarita Fischer, in LEVY'S ORPHEUM ‘Hearts of the World” D. W Griffith's masterpiece, will continur janother week at Levy's Orpheum where it has just finished « suc ceneful third week D. W. Griffith task when he went over a ye wintants and a the film that undertook a big France @ little ago, with a bevy of as ant of actors to'make fr became famour STRAND Frank Keenan im the star “More Trouble.” which i* the at the Strand starting Sunday Lemuel Deering, an iron master, is played by Frank Keenan Deering has a son. Harvey, who dons the dinner jacket only to go to the Y.| M CA. Harvey graduates from college with highest honors and re turns to his paternal roof The old man ofte him a drink. then « cigar. But Harvey has no habite at all. Deering decides take the extraordinary youth into the firm as a fullfledged partner Then things begin to happen | FOUR NAVAL MEN ARE NAMED IN CASUALTIES ¢ WASHINGTON, July 27.—Four naval camualties were listed today including Raymond McHenry Philadelphia: Claude Mattin Grange, Texas SEATTLE MAN LISTED AMONG U. S. WOUNDED Private ¢ 1021 Post has heen wounded in the heavy fighting western front. Hin name is contained urday list ineued ton in play bad Soore ot. recent on the n the Washing- from Monday Night at 7 o'clock, sharp It Monda ce floor with Five nights ou star we pi ‘ou on the the good dancers Friday night from 7 o'clock until §:30, teaching thoroughly all ballroom dancing Mr. and Mrs. G. OSWALD JUVENILE SUMMER CLASSES Every afternoon from 1 until 5 pom Mise de’Armond HIPPODROME jth and Umiverent Georgia Dancing every night from 8:30 until 12 o’elock Drake’s Famous Hippodrome Orchestra Filtiott 3187 react What the Movie Managers Have to Say |» SN UST O INJURED HERE Arthur contracting firm New York paralysie The critioal condition of 1 Rurkheimer of Jarvin & block, who wustal when he ment near Cantir ing Rurkheimer specting grading and work the Pacific h He iversity boulevard kinner & Hd he kheimer ned spina Ofoot embank Friday fell over 4 Rock morn is unimproved while in treeting was injured on howe dy employe, who we a with mme aed npanion — lrid ernoon at t the enera wt an enr Suture At first was howpita! feared he brain, but proved JA and Dryde wan taken t pital Pride u hip t fall from Moore, Duthie severely injured H. Thomas, 60. rs ploye located h from a freight re ir Seattle mproved condiui 6,000 Japanese in Ci y of | Seattle Seatue on of Crowe, Ames Construction the Seattle General ead Charles imber dis fall ‘There are and 20,000 the ng pane accord to the Japanene | daily publi an inter sub with Taka the of one dents in Dempo that nts shed rman of Tetsuo snmoclauion North America quotes Taka restrictions on mmigr ont Jap ap liberal funds are becoming subscribers t vue war he 12,000 New Troops March in Review on Camp Lewis Ground CAMP LEW! F Twelve nd men marched the camp yesterds were gone military snay age of the men had but months’ training. Two hundred mem bere of the state bar asseciation and on were gucats of Col. the reviewing stand. Gold Production Held Indispensable Special to The Star by N. B.A LONDON, July 21-The British government has held that gold pro duction in a matter of the utmost importance, and that its, mainte nance ix in the imperial interests SIBERIAN GOVERNMENT FILES RESIGNATION LONDON, July An undated dixpatch from = Viadivostok, an the eastern Siberian govern luding the premier tho in review a The movementy they with scribed altho ve two nounce ment, in signed CLAY PIPES COME BACK Special to The Star by N. EL A LONDON Clay pipes coming back into favor. The of briar pipes and thetr | place them beyond the} of the public. | | are ahortage high : Far and Near } News by Telegraph and Telephone Pocccccccccosooooorses poccccccce bas re / i STARTING SATURDAY’ 4 Days Only alll ELS [IE FERGUSON Robert W. Chambers TuE | DANGER MARK | No author can tell a story and tell it as vividly as Robert W. Chambers. Artcraft has screened this story. From story to star, it’s a certam screen suc- cess. Don’t forget though, it’s for four days only! Svea male choir will hold annual) |Block Dykeman’ 8 picnic at Golden gardens Sunday There will be « epecial vocal gram by a chorus members. | Dancing afternoon and evening w (Wee) Coyle reported urrived in France with pro | Lieut football captain at Washington Rev. F. B, Sutton will preach open air sermon at Oocidental and Wash ington ts. Sunday 6 p. m Joseph Forkner, Seattle boy, eived commission aa enaign in the on. Coyle was a Unt fan ersity of has us the Frank Bradley is f a little leading comedian which yYo™M huts vaude be trench He heard regretting that his audience the previous night point of his best joke “Just as | was ready to spring it he said, ‘a shell blew the roof off Joseph Tisherwood, Australia, will lecture at the Divine Church of Spiritualism, Colonial hal | Fourth Sunday Street car conductor reported at tempted hold-up at 17th ave. NE Proved to be shipyard worker at tempting to board car George F County Good F Saturday missed the ave. Democrat! ts cafeter noon club Epler luncheon building | | appearance Attempt to Get Tweedy in Court writ of prohibition * dge King Dykeman Frida by the sup him from 4 in on J cou eme restraining lowin court of Tweedy, inmate of the stockade is seeking Dykeman court Au why he shou who Judge will appe. t uupreme show restrained Dr. EJ told afternoon already a guard k him town, including a and at Brown's Attorney T. J. L to cause Tweedy's at Fri Brown the superior court that Tweedy been broker on a trip abou torney day antine ha quar stop at a rant office city promised that took suc proved true the if the prosecute h liberty tory |Palestine Souvenir Given to Cathedral The Star by N. E July 7.—Re presente Special to LONDON cathedral has been a magnificent baptismal shell carved mother-of-pearl, from Ronald in Bethie hem, by Col Storr Cotterill spoke at King ornor of Jerusalem STAR WANT ADS PRODUCE im Western Union has a telegram an. | to John|~ locatec death who nouncing addressed FE. Pelton cannot be jegram is at central office Pearle Scoles, 14, reported missing from home in Monse, found Friday by Officer P. Mayberg. when applied for job at city empl bureau Annual Gopher club picnic sota people, at upper W park, Tuesday. Minnesota and*sailors welcor Prof. J. G. Arbuthnot, physical di- rector U. of W., will speak on hikes and week-end camps, at scout ters’ training course class, Monday 7:45 p.m, in room 1043 Henry build ing Everett: Hoke, ed missing in a July 1 Arthor Minne rdland soldier: mas Seattle boy, report tion in France since Bellevue auto occupied by Ge te any dentist, then come to and get 20 nt ent from his figure, painioss methods and per- sonal attention Ur. J. Brown's New Office OBFHECUM BUILDING Third aed Madisen esinol|,S is clearing my skin! 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